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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 12 Focus on training laboratory and clinical interns the ability to communicate OF: Your item Ming, Pu Xiaoyun, Yao Lei, Dong Ju Solutions [Abstract] Analysis of the clinical laboratory due to the lack of communication with the problems posed by inspection of training interns and clinical staff need to communicate and to improve the communication skills of students and clinical specific measures taken. [Keywords:] communication; test teaching; Ability Laboratory medicine and clinical medicine are closely related. Nearly 10 years, with scientific and technological progress, “medical examination” has to “Laboratory Medicine” development, which requires lab work more closely with clinical, continue with the clinical academic staff exchanges and communication, the limited test data into a highly efficient diagnostic information. Clinical practice for the examination of professional education of medical students is an extremely important aspect is the theoretical classroom knowledge and skills to the test again and again into clinical practice, an important step in the ability to work. At this stage, addition to emphasizing basic laboratory operations, enhance the intern’s practical ability, but also should be effective use of hospital learning environment, focus on training interns and clinical communication skills. A current inspection and main problems in clinical communication 1.1 The inspectors lack of communication with clinical staff The actual interaction between people is the process of communication. Everyone seems to work on communication are familiar and experienced, but that is not the case. Such as when doctors suspect that a test results, often to the Inspector consultation, the staff said if the test “normal instrument to measure the number to report the number of results by the review is not wrong,” then the situation will be very bad sometimes, often lead to confrontation between doctors and inspectors.